Sakaba Kado No Uguisu Akasaka Branch

Sakaba Kado No Uguisu Akasaka Branch
Seafood
Savor traditional Japanese izakaya at Sakaba Kado No Uguisu with its famous beef tendon stew, fresh sashimi, and inviting ambiance in Fukuoka.
Restaurant Details
Sakaba Kado No Uguisu is a culinary gem nestled in the vibrant city of Fukuoka, where tradition meets innovation. As an esteemed izakaya, this restaurant is adored for its outstanding offerings of Japanese cuisine tailored with a modern twist. The star of the menu, the mouth-watering beef tendon stew, is a crowd favorite, hailed for its rich flavors and tender texture. Equally captivating are the flavorful pork belly skewers, cooked to perfection, leaving patrons craving for more.
Set a stone's throw from Akasaka Station, its prime location makes it an accessible yet hidden treasure amidst the urban landscape. Visitors will find themselves immersed in a nostalgic Showa-era ambiance, gracefully complemented by contemporary touches. The lively atmosphere is perfect for an evening out with friends or a casual solo dining experience.
The moment you step inside, the welcoming warmth of the staff sets the tone for an unforgettable dining experience. They cater to each request with grace and ensure service is prompt, leaving every guest satisfied. An added highlight is their celebrated "Today's Color Box" sashimi platter, renowned for its unrivaled freshness and authentic flavors that delight seafood enthusiasts.
Whether you're a local or a traveler exploring Fukuoka's vibrant culture, Sakaba Kado No Uguisu is a must-visit destination for authentic cuisine and a convivial atmosphere.
Sakaba Kado No Uguisu Akasaka Branch Phone Number
Sakaba Kado No Uguisu Akasaka Branch Business Days
Sakaba Kado No Uguisu Akasaka Branch Address
2-chōme-4-19 Daimyō, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0041, Japan
Sakaba Kado No Uguisu Akasaka Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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